The same flexibility that makes our knees so useful also leaves them highly prone to injury, writes Han Yu
The ability to move around on two legs, known as bipedalism, is a defining feature of modern humans.
Yes, various other things make us human—a big brain, dexterous hands, language, material culture—but bipedalism is a turning point in human evolution. Just why it came about is debated, but experts generally agree that it gave our ancestors an evolutionary edge, helping them survive in a primitive world.Continue reading your article with
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